Home Office Inspiration: 12 Beautiful Ideas

For many of us who work from home, what this means is that the dining table becomes our work space and home office. When I work from home, that’s my go-to spot. With little children who are growing up very fast, I made a conscious decision to spend more time around the home. Thankfully, that’s a luxury I enjoy.

Lately though, I thought about converting the extra room to a home office. My operation is getting larger and I need to be able to keep track of everything, in a space I know is sacrosanct to me. At least, that’s the idea any way. Hopefully, the rest of the family will get in on the program.

For home office inspiration, I decided to do an extensive research (read: Pinterest). It is amazing what you will find when you take the time to actually LOOK. Using Pinterest, I was able to coordinate my thoughts and a clear picture quickly formed of what appeals to me.

I decided to share some of the treasures I found. If you are trying to put an office together at home, some of these ideas will spark your creative juices. These will appeal mostly to females, but not to worry, we’ll put something for the menfolk soon.

 

Home Office Ideas

 

We found this one at Polished Habitat. The writer (who also owns the blog) is a designer and she created this beautiful office right in her home. It looks serene, comfortable and definitely inspiring.

 

 

The next one is simple, beautiful and totally feminine; it was created by blogger, Chermaine and she shared a little house tour on her blog, which included this beautiful room. Notice the pink accents from the ottoman and her laptop? Really nice.

 

Here are some more ideas for your home office

 

Source: pellmellcreations.com

 

Absolutely adorable room from DIY Mama Blog.

 

Source: abduzeedo.com

 

 

 

 

If you want to use your spare room as a guest room and office, this picture below should give you inspiration.

 

 

I fell in love with this rustic office from decoholic.com. The use of greenery is just lovely.

 

If you don’t have an entire room, you can create a nook for yourself using a different colour or texture.

 

Source: blogvivisdesign

 

Source: architectureartdesigns.com

 

Which of these would you consider trying?